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    Default Spokeshave Identification

    Hi all,
    I have come across an old spokeshave which I can't identify. Can anyone help. Pics attached. There are no casting numbers in the body. There is however a logo stamped on the blade. It appears to be a crown and anchor with the letter 'E' overlaid. Thanks in anticipation. Geoff.



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    Hi Geoff123,
    Looks quite old, & also looks like a " Stanley 51 ".
    Can't add any more.
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    issatree.
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    I think I have one exactly the same but where I put it I don't know. I have an impression it comes from around Scandinavia, probably Sweden.
    Cheers,
    Jim

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    I think it might be Jernbolaget of Sweden
    Cheers,
    Jim

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    Hi Issa' and Jim,
    very close to the Stanley Issa' but put side by side there are some small differences.
    Jim, i recon you have put me on the right track. A quick search on 'Jernbolaget spokeshave' found for me a pic on this very site, of the same spokeshave, with the same 'Crown/Anchor E' logo in a thread here:
    https://www.woodworkforums.com/showth...09#post1699209

    Not forensic thorough, but enough evidence for me to call it a Jernbolaget spokeshave.
    A pretty old one at that I think. Be interesting to know how many of them made their way to Australia.

    Thanks for your help guys. Cheers Geoff

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    I suppose the E stands for Eskilstuna and that they are pre-Berg. The iron seems thicker than usual and it was the open front that caught my eye. I think I paid $3 at a Melbourne tool sale.
    Cheers,
    Jim

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